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Caroline in the City: First Season [DVD] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]
 
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Caroline in the City: First Season [DVD] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

Lea Thompson , Malcolm Gets , James Burrows , Pamela Fryman    DVD


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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Worth buying for the entertainment value. 19 Aug 2008
By A. Ferre - Published on Amazon.com
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This is a great series, however, as in the UK release, not all the episodes are in the correct order. Compared to the list given by the other reviewer, there is one episode out of order (Caroline and the Condom is at the end of the last disk.) However, in watching the episodes in the revised order there was still a bit of discontinuity in the story line. Also, the casing seems to be very fragile and easily broken during shipment. But the picture and sound is just fine and it is definitely worth buying for the entertainment value.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
The last era I watched TV regularly, because of shows like "Caroline" 1 Nov 2008
By Benito Vasquez - Published on Amazon.com
I followed the "Must See TV" Thursday night line-up as long as it kept throwing out worthwhile, inspired, clever and funny programming. And this show was part of the last generation of those kind of shows, particularly comedies in my case. For some reason, few guys admit to liking this show. Is it "Seinfeld?" Of course not. But that was the kind of show more guys related to more than a show like "Caroline In The City," which was one of my favorite comedies of all the "Must See" lineup. In addition to the leads- Thompson (Caroline), Lutes (Del), Getz (Richard), and Pietz (Annie), Andrew Lauer, who played Charlie, Del's assistant/messenger had me in stitches on many occasions. I've always adored Lea Thompson, so sampling her show was a given. But there was definitely something about it from the beginning that separated it from other flash in the pan sitcoms. Once you took this show on its own, and not by comparing it to others it grew on you very fast. The story lines were as relatable as they come, but with a different sense of humor than its contemporaries, albeit with some usual formulas. But the ensemble pulls it off. And as the show and characters developed, so did the appeal. The show was not only funny, but had a real heart. Even the extras on the series had their shining moments and contributions to this show- restauranteur Remo was always ready to pounce on any cue for a home run chuckle. Sadly, in its latest stage it started to pander to the focus group mentality who felt adding additional, yet pointless cast members would reach a wider demographic (Suddenly Susan suffered through the same desperation as it aged too), and the exact opposite occurred. It wound up pleasing nobody, or at least displeased its most loyal followers. What a pitiful finish to a show with so much potential, and a great fistful of episodes to embrace in its early years. When I bought the DVD set, I went through them in no time. They just flew by. Very entertaining series with the edge it needed to separate it from the others. I can't wait for follow up season releases.
12 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Fingers crossed the episodes are in order 31 May 2008
By Vyolet Vyxen - Published on Amazon.com
I bought all 4 seasons from Amazon Uk.
While I was happy to have them I was frustrating as none of the episodes were in order.
Below is a list of the episodes for the first season in order for you to check against.

1. Pilot
2. Caroline and the Mugger
3. Caroline and the Gay Art Show
4. Caroline and the Bad Back
5. Caroline and the ATM
6. Caroline and the Folks
7. Caroline and the Opera
8. Caroline and the Balloon
9. Caroline and the Convict
10. Caroline and the Christmas Break
11. Caroline and the Gift
12. Caroline and the Married Man
13. Caroline and the 28 Pound Walleye
14. Caroline and the Watch
15. Caroline and the Condom
16. Caroline and the Bad Date
17. Caroline and the Proposal
18. Caroline and the Kid
19. Caroline and the Ex-Wife
20. Caroline and the Movie
21. Caroline and the Cereal
22. Caroline and Richard's Mom
23. Caroline and the Bridesmaids
24. Caroline and the Wedding

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